Your portfolio, before your coffee.
Rentari watches your portfolio and tells you what changed. Where you stand, what moved yesterday, and the one thing worth doing first. On your dashboard the moment you sign in, from Mozart whenever you ask, and in your inbox every weekday morning.
Three questions, in the order that matters.
A dashboard reports when you visit it. The trouble is that the moment a portfolio runs well, you stop visiting, and that is exactly when the quiet problems start. A briefing does the looking for you.
The same briefing, wherever you are.
One set of facts, three ways to reach it. Nothing to configure and nothing that contradicts itself, because all three read the same signals.
On your dashboard
Your brief sits at the top of the dashboard and is written before you get there. Sign in and the first thing you read is what changed.
Every time you sign inFrom Mozart, on demand
Ask your AI operator for the picture at any hour and it reads the same signals back to you, then keeps going into whatever you want to do about them.
Whenever you askIn your inbox
A single morning email carrying the whole briefing is coming next, for the mornings you never open the app at all.
Coming soonWritten before you arrive.
You do not press anything. The brief is already at the top of your dashboard when you sign in, with the items ranked by urgency and each one linking straight to the screen where you deal with it. An emergency outranks late rent, late rent outranks a lease renewal, and a quiet day says so instead of padding itself out.
Ask, and then act in the same breath.
A briefing that only tells you things is half a tool. Mozart reads the same signals, so you can ask what is going on and then keep going: draft the reminders, start the renewal, message the tenant. Mozart proposes each action on a card and does nothing until you approve it, and never moves money or signs a document without your typed confirmation.
The AI writes the sentence. It does not write the numbers.
Every figure in your briefing is calculated from your own records before the AI is involved. The model is handed those figures as fixed facts and asked for the wording. What you read back is the calculated number, not the model's version of it.
What the AI does
- Writes the summary in plain English
- Decides what to lead with
- Names the one thing worth doing first
What it never does
- Produce or change a number
- See a tenant name or an address
- Take an action on your behalf
So the AI can write you a better or worse sentence on a given morning. It cannot tell you that you collected the wrong amount. The same principle is behind an AI that says it does not know.
See what your portfolio would tell you.
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